Marie Laurencin

Marie Laurencin

(1883-1956) French

Laurencin was a painter, designer, and illustrator who found success despite the male-dominated art world of her time. She began her studies in porcelain design at the École de Sèvres factory before moving on to painting at the Académie Humbert in Paris. At the time, between 1903 and 1904, classes were free for women. While there, she met Georges Braque and Francis Picabia, who introduced her to their inner circle of artists, including those who participated in the Le Bateau-Lavoir workshop in Montmarte, the quarter of Paris in which Laurencin was born.

WORK

Woman Holding White Fan by Marie Laurencin 1991
Woman Holding White Fan by Marie Laurencin
$300.00
Vase de Fleurs by Marie Laurencin
Vase de Fleurs by Marie Laurencin
$550.00
woman posing with a guitar by Marie Laurencin 1989
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$200.00
woman posing in a blue hat by Marie Laurencin 1989
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$200.00
woman posing with a rose by Marie Laurencin 1987
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$200.00
two women in hats by Marie Laurencin 1991
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$200.00
two women posing in headpieces by Marie Laurencin 1992
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$300.00
three girls sitting by Marie Laurencin 1987
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$300.00
mother and daughter by Marie Laurencin 1980
Untitled by Marie Laurencin
$200.00
Jeune Fille a L'eventail by Marie Laurencin 1986
Jeune Fille a L'eventail by Marie Laurencin
$90.00
Female Bust by Marie Laurencin 1992
Female Bust by Marie Laurencin
$350.00
two women posing marie laurencin mourlot
2 Women Posing by Marie Laurencin
$200.00